Where SoftBank stands to benefit on Japan’s stablecoin plans

The Parliamentary Association for the Promotion of Blockchain delivered recommendations to Japan’s finance minister on crypto and blockchain.

A Citi GPS report shared with reporters ahead of Proof of Talk in Paris pencils in a 300-fold expansion in tokenized real-world assets, anchored on 10% of T-bills, 3% of U.S. stocks, and a $1.9 trillion stablecoin float by the end of the decade.

The funding marks SoftBank’s largest AI infrastructure investment in Europe to date.

Son's ambitious project could redefine US tech manufacturing, boosting AI and robotics sectors while posing significant execution challenges. The post SoftBank’s Masayoshi Son identifies next trillion-dollar opportunity appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Welcome to AI Insider’s The Week Ahead in AI. See the key developments and events we’re watching May 31- June 6. Weekend AI News Briefs US Takes Step to Halt Nvidia AI Chip Shipments to Chinese Firms Outside China The U.S. Commerce Department issued new guidance clarifying that advanced AI chips require export licenses when sold […]

Circle's USDC was built for regulation before the GENIUS Act required it. Here's how Wall Street infrastructure quietly adopted it as the institutional default.

SoftBank's massive AI investment signals a transformative shift in tech priorities, potentially reshaping global economic and innovation landscapes. The post SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says AI revolution is 50x bigger than dotcom boom appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post Citi tokenized securities forecast: $5.5T by 2030 appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The Citi tokenized securities forecast puts a striking number on a trend Wall Street has been circling for years: traditional assets moving onto blockchain rails. Citi says the market could reach $5.5 trillion by 2030, up from about $17 billion today, as tokenized Treasury bills, digital stocks, and stablecoin settlement gather momentum. That projection lands at a moment when tokenization is moving from crypto-native experimentation toward mainstream financial infrastructure. Instead of treating blockchain as a separate market, Citi’s view frames it as a new distribution and settlement layer for familiar products such as Treasury bills, funds, and public equities. The scale of the jump is what makes the forecast hard to ignore. Citi’s base case sees the market reaching $5.5 trillion by 2030, with a lower estimate of $2.7 trillion and a higher case of $8.2 trillion, depending on how quickly a